Hunting Rights, Refuges Shape Jackson Area Clashes
Local hunters and residents voice frustration over hunting access near the swamp north of town. The Biological Survey closed the Crawford ranch to hunting at a request by Crawford, while Hall seeks 10 per person for hunting on the Giltner ranch. Sportsmen argue a $2 state fee should cover birds and blinds. they urge cooperation to expand or restore areas for hunting without inviting violations.
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Jackson
Kate
Crawford
Giltner
Federal Game Refuge
Hall
Wyoming
Phat
Local items and upcoming events in Jackson area
News brief list reports a Bailey's special dinner on Election day November ith price 75 cents. Gilinton Van Vieck underwent appendectomy on Tuesday. The Ferent Teachers Association plans a meeting at the school house Friday November ar. Huff toured the upper country to inspect old bridge iron for the Grovont bridge but rusted and twisted iron proved unusable. A masquerade dance is set for Friday November 17 at the Club House Hall in Jackson. Subscribe to the Courier.
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Bailey’s
Gilinton van Vieck
de. Huff
Poske
Grovont
Jackson
Come Chickie Over Chicken Theft in Kelly
A fragmentary local tale from Kelly recounts two young men who stole ten chickens from a coop. A husband of a prominent woman allegedly funded the venture and a social climber boasted about entertaining the family while the other searched for fowl. The owners caught the thieves, who fled into a nearby yard, and some say the man may have faced divine judgment at the pearly gates.
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Kelly
Han
Hineell
Henry
Pearly Gates
Peter
Visual Education Lunch Promotes Picture Based Learning
A community event promotes Visual Education as a comprehensive teaching method using pictures. Educational films from firms and universities are distributed through agencies, with a lunch of coffee and sandwiches offered on selection day at the hall for all education supporters to attend.
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Universitien
Oor
Mondell for Senate Endorsed by Veterans in Wyoming
An editorial from the Starn’ and Stripes urges Wyoming voters to back Rep Frank W Mondell Republican House majority leader for the Senate. It portrays Mondell as a veteran ally with 25 years in the House and strong support for Civil War and World War veterans, widow, and orphan benefits. The piece notes his career as stock raiser miner merchant and railroad builder and cites his unity with veterans across Wyoming.
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Frank W. Mondell
House of Representatives
Senate
Wyoming
Mondell
House
Anilor
Mandel
Eonin
Bonua
Mr. Mondell
Congress
Jor Sod
Starn’ and Stripes
Can We Afford It A Call to Back DeLaney for Legislature
A valley voters plea argues for local representation at Cheyenne to prevent misrepresentation and harmful deer season changes. It lauds W C DeLaney for two terms outlining his foresight and judgment, urging Jackson's Hole to support DeLaney.
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Cheyenne
Guidea
W. C. DeLaney
Jackson
DeLonoy
Dalley Seeks County Assessor Post in Wyoming
A candidate from the Spart of Wyoming region pledges 26 years of residence in Teton County and promises to handle the county assessor duties with diligence. He requests voters support at the general election.
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Spart
Wyoming
Teton County
Dalley
Civil Service Announces Open Examination for Peakmaster
The Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination for the position of peakmaster for Jackson to be held on November 18, 1922. The competition is open to all and the most satisfactory results are obtained when a large number of applications are filed by qualified men and women of the community.
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Civil Service Commission
Jackson
Mondell Victory Appears Strong Across Many Counties
Reports from nearly all counties show a swing to Mondell and the state Hoket with more Mondell Democrats than Kendrick supporters. Voters undecided shift to Mondell after weighing the two men. Kendrick’s Non Partisan league and League of Nations stand facing resistance as Democrats fear loss of northern committee chairmanship.
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Mondell
Hay
Hoket
Kentretek
Kendrick
League of Nations
Wright
Senate
Sheriff Candidacy Urges Voters Support in Teton County
The candidate declares twelve years as deputy sheriff and deputy U S marshal and invites investigation of record in Bannock County Idaho. He frames himself as an outdoorsman familiar with cattle brands and Jackson Hole country and pledges frugal, fair service without troublemaking.
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Tam
Jackson's Hole
U. S
Feervad
Bannock County
Idaho
Sheriff Election Prospect Promises Law Enforcement
A valley resident and taxpayer outlines fifteen years of public service intent. He pledges to enforce statutes impartially and to advocate repeating good laws. He cites experience in the live stock industry as qualification for sheriff duties.
Julianeteanne Seeks Teton County Clerk Post
A dated plea from Juliane Tannee announcing candidacy for Teton County clerk. She highlights twenty three years as a taxpayer and advocate, vows to control expenses, and cites education in Omala and experience teaching, bookkeeping, and prior marriage.
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Teton County
Candidate Bids for County Clerk and Recorder Role
A candidate declares seven years of experience and commitment to oversee county clerk and recorder duties, aiming to supervise the transfer of records in Kemmerer and ensure proper handling of county affairs with full-time dedication. The message requests support for the upcoming election.
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Thia
Mies
Anyayer
Thie
Kemmerer
Moran Items and Community News from Jackson's Lake
Local notes report fishing at Jackson's Lake and a Community Club day event with a mockery dinner. Residents Moran Monday include Mr McKinatry and Mr Williams visiting, while Mrs Jordan returns from Boston and Mable Arthur travels to Elko Nevada. Halloween masquerade at Teton Lodge drew crowds despite poor weather. Grimmesey won best costume in Japanese attire. Next Crandall dance slated for Ubi ranch around Thanksgiving with further details to follow.
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Jordon
J. D. Sheffield
Mr. McSensie
Jackson's Lake
H.C. McKinatry
Mr. McKonele
Salt Lake
Maris
Walter Germann
Moran
Ku Innern
Williams
Christain
Jackeon
Teton Lodge
Grimmesoy
Crandalls
Ubi Ranch
A Christian Guild Formed in Kelly Sunday Evening
A movement at Trinity Church Kelly led by Mr Beaty formed the Christian Guild open to all. Mrs Selmer Bark named president with John McDonald as vice president and Rachel Van Vieet as secretary, Mable Nelson librarian. About 20 attended the inaugural meeting. more plan to join. The next gathering will be at the Rectory Sunday at 6 10 pm with Miss Ming Wilson slated to sing, weather permitting further meetings will follow.
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Kelly
Jackson
All Creeds
Beliofe
Trinity Church
Beaty
Christian Guild of Kelly
Iat
Mra
Selmer Bark
John McDonald
Rachel van Vivet
Sue
Mable Nelson
Willian Hillered
Helser Burk
Gladys Winterfield
Juba Ty Jo
Frank Almy
Edith McKonight
Dolly Woodward
Malle Nelson
Anna Nelson
Mre. Velwar Bark
Arthur H. Beaty
Miss Ming
Wilson
Ex Service Men Rally Behind Mondell Senate Run
Ex service members across the state back Mondell as he seeks the U S Senate seat. The Courier notes his Washington tenure and contrasts veterans support with ongoing campaign pressure from Kendrick while praising Mondell’s stance amid a broader national service debate.
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Eyer
Mundell
US Senate
Courier
Mandell
Washington
Hanferd MaNider
American Legion
Motedell
Hang
Jackson High School Athletics Boosts Community Involvement
School Notes reports students at Jackson High forming an Athletic Society to channel energy into sports like football after buying a ball and practicing. The article notes support from the community and American Legion, with a current events subscription and a Library Society forming with officers. A fifth and sixth grade candy sale raised five dollars and thirty cents for a football bladder, and elaborate plans are made for the J H S dance on Friday Nov 8 with a varied program.
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Tet de Lim
Kyle
Satan
Novall Fund
The
American Legion Ho
Titius
Jackson High School
Jockwn High Sen
Library Society
Mary Wilson V
Pree
William Bereil
Maria Query
Tres. Fenklin
Francis Sargent
Arma
Charley Petersen
Duca
Ateep
Local Residents and Ranch Activities Chronicle Idaho Visitations
A rough Ledger of community life lists George Lawton staying at the H. H. Meyer Ranch after working for Huy Nipper. Visitors include Harold Hammond and G. T. Bispham at the William Newbold ranch. The Bar B.C. Ranch hauls lay from Jake Jobuaya and William Nowholil candy shipments. Ivan Teavye designs a new logo for filehwee Lo. An unnamed hunter reports at Tony Grace’s sawmill. Big Maud Ednston and Louie Flo twins received congratulations. Ollie View Winkle gathers strays for the D Tri Angle. Mr Harman Green trips to Idaho and stays with his nephew, 81) Scott, at Alfred Olsen’s ranch, joined by Mie B. C. Bothe and his sister. Mrs. Jackson Johnson and her mother Mrs Huneon depart from Ogden Utah. William Newbold visits Shiste Kanch Inet Friday. A social dinner is noted at Henlvy’s on Election Day.
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Harman Green
Idaho
Tie
Scott
Alfred Olsen Ranch
Green
Mie
B.C. Bothe
Bues
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Ferent Teachers Association
Novard
Chickie
Chicago
Etudenia
Bie Arta
Academy
M.f. Yokel
Juliane 'Tannee
Mise Mable Arthur
Mr. Braman
Buffalo, OK
Spread Creek
Otto Kusoho
Mrs. Jordan
Boston
Louise Connel
Grace Lloyd
Como
Jackson High
Teton Topics
Mrs. Estes
George Lawton
Huy Nipper
H. H. Meyer
Jack Dornan
Harold Hammond
G. T. Bispham
William Newbold
Bar B.C
Jake Jobuaya
Willian Nowholil
Ivan Teavye
Filehwee Lo
Ups
Horela
Anther Luinter
Tony Grace Ane Borrie
Taunt
Big Maud Ednston
Louie Flo
Henlvy's
Drvee
Legion & Auxiliary
Myadey
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